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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
Legislative dediocrity.
Bert y PINK,

On this subject tie Silver State prints
II lengthy nrticle from which We repro.
ducc the following:
Though the Comstition expressly pro.
bihits local or special Legislation recu.
lnting county and township bu siness. in
some instances the fees Tor filing papers
in the Clerks Office in this county are
five times ns much ms are allo Ycd 10y law
for the same services in Exc county
Members cndcnvor TO acquire some
cheap notoriety for economy 10y reduc-
ing salari IS If State aud county officers,
but IRE unable TO grasp the subject com.
prchensively, mud the result is n differ.
ent system in almost every county aud
the enactment Of laws in direct conflict
with zach other. and doubtless uncon.
stitutiounl, too.
In the selection Of members Of the
Legislature, when n United Stat = Sen.
ntori IN to be elected. State interests nre
lost sight Of altogether. and with tue
N'''h w ''6'N ~ hlhNltIN ullic Vunt
the qualifications of a candidate for beg.
i~s'u,iTc horors may be, he Is certain TO
bc elected il on the side Of the sack
The knowledge Of this TACT de,ers men
OF brains and ability from accepting
nominations on the other side. and il
amy such do accept they are npt to be
defeated. ms was Ju lge Sewell In E4mc.
ralda county last November, notwith.
standing IL was conceded by all but the
sack politicians that it was absolutely
necessary for the welfare OF the State
hat he should bc elected.
Il il Greatly to be hoped that Con.
gresS will propose mn amendment 10 the
Federal Con -titution providing for the
election Of United States Senators by
the popular vote. M TINT would stop the
election Of sack Legislators, and result in
clerA,ing the standard OF ship,
aud consequently insure the enactment
Of better lava
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Advertis ing Rates.

Senate bill No. 81. introduced by Mr..
Harris. which fixes the rate OF oficial
ADVERTISING at 81 per square,. OF ten
lines nCnp triel. each insertion. was re-
frrred. We have no objection to the
passage Of this bill, as the INDEPENDENT
likes its " advertising rates. The
phsshsh of the bill i'll question would
outhUriz; u to charge S3j per SOU ne
for legal ads. inserted in the daily for
one month, which is far beyond what is
charged ~ nuy paper Published in the
State. aud hsncr We can See no ndYnu-
ttge to be GaineI 10y he passage OF the
bill. except that it would prevent pub
listers of weekly papers only from
charging more than 81 per sq1Irs for
legal ads. running thirty Days. whereas
the present rate is - 50 per square for
the first insertion aud 81 for each sub
=, qnent, or so 30 for the four inser.
tons. We presume there is not n news
paper in the State which cares "a a.
whether the bill in reduced by Mr..
Harris passes or not. AMI we fail to see
where anyone will he benefited by the
passage Of the measure in question.
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ssOn Tila.y'. D1,,y.
nALMAuuxDL

late.
II. l.. Byrns retained by Last even
ing's tram from California.
Mr.. George Eirnsa. Of Belmont. Nye
county, Was u passenger by last even
ing's train, en- route for Salt Lake
City.
Senator George Hearst Is lying nj at
his residence with malarial fever. His
indIsposition is not considered danger
Gus. but causes some anxiety among his
friends.
Rev. Jas. s. Mcdonald arrived last
evening aud desires US to announce
that he viii preach at the church this
evening commencing Mt 6 80. no that the
services will be concluded before the
arrival Of the evening train.
Robert II. Gray. who was sentepced
this morning to eight years iu the PEN
itentiary will leave to- morrow morning
in charge of the Sheriff. Carson City,
and will Immediately euter upon the
duties assigned to him in pursuance OF
his sentence.
Information is received at Nogales
that seven Indians, Who escaped FROM
Captain LIwtOn last Autumn, attack. ID
"A Mexican family travelling from Opua
to Gussaba, Mexico. killed one nm aud
wounded another. The murdered mnu
was scalpe'l aud fearfully nutilateI.
Senator l.. p. Hardesty passed
through lat evening on hiS way to
Wells where he goes On private bust
ness. lie reports everything running
smoothly ut the Capital, aud does not
think there will be any move mLde dur
ing this session Of the Legislature to
pass the nO-fence law. Mr.. Harivsty
will pass through on his return to Car
son ON Sunday morning.
Mr.. II. 5 Roach, OF Franklin county,
New York, arrived here Tuesday
morning expecting to fluid his brother,
Amos Roach. still in business ut this
place. n Was very much disappointed
to LEARN Tint lie had left here. Mr..
Roach made this Office u friendly visit
yesterday and informed US Of his inten-
ton to visit his brother pre- .ious to his
return to New York, aud for that pur-
pose left by last evenings tram for
Idaho.
The Reno Gazette says: A good
many cattle are dying in Humboldt,
Lander and L ko counties. They are
quite thin. aud old.cowS were dying off
b fore the present storm came aud il
will be very hard on them. Men riding
through the ranges report that they
would find from half II dozen to ten n
day. The hides are not considered
wOlth taking oil. no the loss is total.
There il u mistake in the above so
far AS this county is concerned, for
although in so,ue 10. aiities there are u
number of poor cattle which are being
fed. it would be impossible 10 find ten
or q dozen dead ones In a days ride
anywhere III Elko county.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The WEEKLY I~sDrPEsDESr is the
best paper published in Eastern Neva-
da, and in order to place it within the
reach of svery resident OF the county
ing liberal offer:
Every subscriber, whe Their new or
old. who sends Five Dollars for one
years subscription 10 the WEEKLY In
previous to April l. 1887,
will recsive either the Chicago Weekly
News. or the New York Weekly Sun
Absolutely HREE for n year.
Send cash, and designate which Of
the two papers above PANIED you pre-
fer.
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Iron Tuesday. D.ily.l
nRRA0AAL

Allen Fisher passed through last
evening on his return from San Fran
cisco.
Subscribe for the DAILY ISpKPExD-
KIT. Delivered IN Elko by carrier at
% ceuts q week.
The thanks OF the INDEPENDENT are
due to our Legislative delegation for
copies Of bills and reports.
A private letter from Mr.. s.. 8. Scans
states that he has arrived at Santa Cruz
and hat all ate we'll.
Mrs. Voorhees,. wis of Senator d.
W. Voorhees,, Of Indiana. died at
W 'ShinSton City last Friday.
Roller skating at Freeman Hall every
Wednesday and 5 .turd,y evening".
also on Saturday afternoons.
Mr.. f. c. Hardy Of the Oasis ranch
near Ionno. came down this morning
and will resume his journey westward
tomorrow morning.
Mps. A. Wines. Of Pleasant Valley.
Who has been visiting Eiko friends for
II couple Of days returned home to-day.
This * the time of year when the
Morg"liuus r, juice aud are exceeding
glad, il We are Ia judge 10y the noi@.
tn y stir us during the silent watches OF
the Ia light.
Til. weather was quite cod this morn
ing. Int the bright sunshine $40
warmed the atmosphere and rendered
this one Of the mo.t pleasant days Of
the Winter.
What Gif renee is there between n
chicken mud an editor? None: FOR they
boil live by scratching. they both O ,ck.
lie when they find "an Egg in the nest
aud they both 20 to roost carly.
Qrite II respectable audience nssem
bied at the Gem Hotel last evening aud
were entertained with voc,l and inatru.
mental music 10y the Taylor sisters and
Mis- Grant. after which IL so,iHl dance
vas participated in 10y q number Of
those present.
SiIv,r Stat G Holloway shipped
eight cars of beef cattle to-day t. 81.
lirLndrn-teiu * CO.. San Francisco.
Yesterday i. l.. JUICE shipped ten car.
loads 81 cattle from LNelock IL POley,
Hebron 4 Co, san Francisco. The
Br"ndcust-iu Cattle are extra choice,
averaging over 200 pounds net each.
E-mculla Nrws:- The House Of Rep.
representatives. deserve the merilrd praise
of the people for pIssiI : the anti
P1lygamy bill, mad tn- United States
senate Il gid medal for passin. the
Interstate Commerce bill. SENATORS
Jones and Fair have the heartfelt
thanks OF their constituents fog suppUrt-
iug tue Till in all its phases.
Qait- number OF ci,iz ,ms from dit-
f,rtm; parts OF the couKty are here ia
nttrn lance on Court. We trust tn I
the bill noS before tn. Legislature,
granting jurors -. per day for cuch
days service whether sworn TO try a
cause or not, will become n law as it is
n measure Of justice 10 the tax payer,
Of thc c0Iuty.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
South Ruby Items.

A purity WAS given last Friday 10y
Mrs. Harrison at her residence in which
all the Young folks Of South Ruby par
tIcipIted. A PLEASANT event = was
spent rs there was no ''tungle foot On
;he premises. Il WAS ia ball of the
season. English JoAu' being the
b lie.
Thomas Short and Henry Coe left
this morning for Elko, L,iug summoned
on the jury.
Mr.. j. I. Wright left for Salt.Lakc
City on receiving news that his infant
son was quito Ill, but friends Of tue
family hope that the child's indisposi-
ton will not prove serious.
Mr.. VIM. Fry. OF Long Valley. made
a lyinS trip to Ruby Valley and len on
his return y = stcrday. lie reports that
the stock is doing well in that locality.
but our stockmen are gathering and
feeding poor stuct
Mrs. White, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Henry Coe. for sc,-
ernl weeks. left Inst week Der her home
in Salt Lake City.
The school in CcntEnl Ruby district.
conducted 10y Prof. Rose, will close in
three 1ae,k-.
j. G. Wines has returned from Hal.
lrck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner. Of North Ruby.
took Miss julia Flynn to her home in
the southern part ol this valley y~ester-
day.
Bert y PINK,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
HoxnMnrrNA
or1 Hofn-s.rl.es 1 0uAA
PropHSLosL

Dan Hill. cArlin ? FFssaaa. caFfin;
Knox enae. South Fork;J Q Lee. h
Il DAk-. Teeoma; A W 0oAbls. ToAAoi
Wan Relliuser. Clovsfdal-: Alex NurssF.
Wells; ThOs short. II Coo. Ruby; G "
Persons. Glover; q 0rsenbers. OaiDo;
rhad Porter. Harlsek; Harry ReynOl1A
South Fork.
d T SuAri1. T~useGrora: d n Reed,
Reno; W S Clayton. Mound vallsy;A
II Traver. Bullion; Chris Bsuubach,
F widmer. LAmoille; John Book. Jos-
ePh Book. Tintic. Utah; John Hogan.
Ogden; z Hardesty. South Fork. :
Ecls ouderkirk. Mound; J II Dorsey.
J d Abel & wife. John Abel, Fort Hal
leck; J II shaw. J w Harlow, Chas
Parkinson, Oakley, Idaho; usnry Hip,
e +; s Gaylord, J G Stevens, W II
Armstrong, Deeth; Chas Toyne, Hunt
ington; Z J Hirins:oa. Jack Greek; O
g wDllace, Eirekn; WIN Erskin. HAM
ilton.
p II McDermott & wife, Miss Nellie
NeDe=mott. Limoille; Il Ii Catlin. T
c Plunkett. W @ Piece. Tuscurorn;
Barney Horn. S +; q II Ro,and, Warn
Greek; Frank Fresmiu. C.,rliu; O Yam
Sov;eh. Winnemueca; y C~Artwright, st
Paul. MINI.
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The Worst u

The Snn francisco Bulletin savs: II
Is impossible To look over the fell with.
ont ConiHg to the conclusion that the
prcsetk pmrtice Of committing the cleo.
zion NJ Senators 10 Sfnle Legislatures is
productive OF the worst results. nul that
the time IL itot far distant when the
people will insist on choosing Senators
dir city. or placing members OF State
Legislatures on the same footing. 40 far
as the Senator is coucsncl. as Prcsi-
Dental electors, pledged to scnd to
Washington the persons for whom their
constituents have espresso a preference
at the polls.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Il no Giz .tte:-rhe reduction works
cast two b'rs OF bullion last night. aud
have metal for two more IN the rruci-
Bile. They will hereafter he produced
steadily. Everything is working sn,is.
faeioriiy aud the ore is coming in as
fast us about two such works, could usV
it. The Smelier is being erected, aud
will be in operation in about two weeks.
We congratulate thr projectors as we'll
NJ the people in general, upon tue hup-
Ply eonsu umatiou of their efforts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
A Rich Strike.

A rich strike has been opened in the
opheT Canyon mines upon the Hfth
south level. It is improving every day.
the ledge Mt present being from 4 to 8
Zee. wide The same ledge is 81 feet
wide upon the next level above aud NJ
it IL widening at each foot driven, it
will no doubt be 80 feet wide. Tue ore
is rich ruby and suIphurets, going from
400 to go ounces per ton. It Is a rich
ledge und we will hear more Of il when
it is opened out moro eIlensively.-
Austin lieveille.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
HoTIJE To t

Notice is hereby given that the notes
and ccounts Of the estate Of L. p. Ban.
ming. deceased, have been, by order Of
the Court, turned over 10 the under.
signed who is authorized to collect and
receipt for all claims due TO the said +.
2. Banning deceased. All persons
knowing themselves indebted either to
the said deceased or to the undersigned
arc requested 10 make immediate settle,
ment aud save costs.
Mas. fnAScts DAsxtHo.
Elko, New. jan. q. 1857.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
Publish Your seek Brands.

Many times the cost OF advertising
may be saved i'll one year by making
your stosk brand public. The ISDE-
affords the best and cheapest
msaps OF letting the people know your
brand and your range, aud every stock
man in this aud ndj tcrnt counties
should take advantage Of our IibrraI
terms. ssnd in your orders and Ns
will furnish the cut.
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DrrOr HorrL-clark 1 Green Proprio

DEPOT HorEL-Clark 4 Green Proprio
tors.
A Smitb, Il N Bourne. J McGinuls
Chi=agO; NJ Polk, HLlieck; q A Brosse-
Iner, Bullion; L A Wittig. II Siegel,
San Fraucisno; 9 A Richardson, Nm
warlrup, w Shoeeraft, Tuscarora; q.
F Williams. 81 Ii Duuton. Carlin; Jno
T Thorpe, LImoills; Z Y Hardy. To-
Ell Cnrville. Mound; p J ogilvie.
South Fork; E A Weitig. J II Wood
manse, W 5 Wood, q II Mather, q
Boskowitz, NJ SIegel, San Francisco; 0
North. Clover Ranch Elisha D4kiu, La
noble.
IA Ralph. Yves Johnson, T D ia
ques. Totno; J @ Wari, Wells; w J
t;ubinson, Tecoma; John Crosson,
J 81 Atkinson. Dseth; s MLhoney,
South Fork; Jas Gordon, Sprucemont.
Henry FRANKIE, LmIoi lie; Chas wul-
tiers, Peko; " A~brahntns. Truckee; DR.
Mitchell, "SacrImeuto; Joseph dennen,
Pleasant Valley; Paul SchilIestrum,
South Fork; I q Plunkett, Tusc4roin;
Chas Suckois, HnlIcck.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

State papers ARE publishing the item
from the Silver State with reference 10
'Ihe sad case OF Miss Sarah Afndslu
who committed suicide at Tuscnror,,'
when in fact no such cnsc ever occurred.
aud Mi4s Arndnlc has ucshrr gone in.
sane nor committed suicide but Is In the
enjoyment Of both reason aud health
The statement wA1 contmd,cted in
Tuesdays Silver State AMI the report
Of her death characterized ~ q n q
licious falschoal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
SPECIAL HoTISEl
To License ruy.rs OF rIxo County.

Notice is hereby given that on md
after the LIST day of February. A. ID.
1887. all parties. OIL receiving q postal
card stating that treir LICENSE Is now
due. will please remit Immediately or
extra costs will BE- added. MS the county
is large and 1t is impossible for me to
c"nsnt license payers ns to tue proser
time 10 pay said license. Fur further
Information I would respectfully refer
you to Section 1897, General Statutes
Of Nevada. T.. Il. ArwgLL,
EIko. Jan. 81, 1887. Sheriff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
NOTICES

Mr.. @. W. Grover. ut the IspyPzsp.
ESr Omcs, has authority to collect
moneys d1e me and to receipt for tho
same, during my absence frorr Eiko.!
For Ike neht three months my al.
dress will be Santa Graz. Cal.
j. BIN. 3. &. sgAbs.
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Rotinal

For the beneat Of sIoSkmen the IsDE-
PESpSSr will publish sstray notices free
OF charge. Persons having possession
o. any such anime ell please forward
description 10 this v = q.
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s~usscRI31lnH RATES.

ons copy. one 80 90
ODs cory. siI laonths.... ......... sou
For sAy psh,A undrr's iS months. Oh. dollar
per mouth. Payable In advance.
Delivered BY esgIisr In Elko at IS cents . ~c.k.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

Cash will buy n lob bucket Fair
banks lard for 1895 at W. 4. Smiths.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30

You can by IL ns Extra light Drove
Sugar at w r. Snith's for u W cash
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ADVERTISING RATES

viii be n>ds a. low .. Is eousIstcut with
sound business principles. Apply at the Of.
Ace for terms. -
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1887.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hds Bazar combines the choicest literature and the
finest art illustrations with the latest fashions and the
most useful family reading Its Stories poems and essays
are by the best WRITER'S and s humorous sketches
surpassed Its papers on social etiquette decorative art
housekeeping in all it's branches cookery, make
indispensable in every household. Ite beautiful fashion
plates and patern-sheet supplements enable ladies to
save many times the of subscription by being their
own dressmakers. Not line is admitted to its columns
that could shock the most fastidious taste
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-01-06

A certain bachelor merchant traveller
went into business on his own hook two or
three years ago, and last week one of his
friends heard he had failed, and went to
see him about it. 81
Hello, Charlie " he said, going into
his business Office; shows this
"How's what?" responded Charles.
"Why, l heard you had failed. Is
there any truth in it?"
eyes, I'm sorry to say, there is." /
"That's bad. l thought you were get
ting along first rate ,"
$50 did I, till Tuesday night"
g Is that when it caught your"
"Yes."
Shave you made an assignment 2"
swell, no, not yeti
"What was the amount of the fail
ureP"
"A clean hundred thousand, old fell
low" 81 '.ne,
"Good Heavens, man! Net that
much? How the mischief did it hap
pen? ?"
"You wont give it awayf"
"Of course not"
"Well, you see, Tuesday night after
was through work and had fixed up my
books, called on that hundred thousand
dollar widow I've been courting for .
year, and asked her to be my wife, and
failed to get her, that's how it happened. -
The sympathinng friend set up the
drinks.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent q Word!
CONSTITUTION OIL

Advertisements of less than 10 words under this
head inserted In nonpareil type, for WORD
each insertion. in the style indicated below.
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University graduated twenty-three law.
yers, ak Journalists, and not . single far
mer. n w a


Of all forms Of bad breeding. the pert.
smart manner affected by boys and Qirls
Of certain age 10 the most offensive and
impertinent. One of these so-called smart
boys was once employed in the office of
the treasurer Of Western railroad. He
was usually Left alone in the Office between
the hours Of eight and nine in the morn
ing, aod it was his duty to answer the
questions of all callers as clearly and DO.
litely as possible.
One morning plainly dressed old gen.
t!eman walked quietly in, and asked for
the cashier.
"He's out" said the boy, without look
ing up from the paper he was reading.
DO you know where he is"
When will he be in?"
"'Bout nine O'clock"
"It's nearly that now, isn't it? I
haven't Western time"
smsrtly, pointing to clock on the Rs Wal! wSSHiI!'
"Oh yes, thank you," said the gentle
man. "Ten minutes until nine. Can
wait here for him ?''
Is! s'pose so, though this isn't public
hotel"
The boy thought this was smart, and
he chuckled aloud over it. He did not
offer the gentleman chair, or lay down
the paper he held.
would like to write q note while I
wait" said the caller; will you please get
me piece of paper and an envelope f'
The boy did SO, and as he handed them
TO the old gentleman, he cody said
Anything else p
Yes," was the reply. 81 would like
to know the name of such q smart boy rs
you are"
The boy felt fattered by the word
smart" and wishing to show the full
extent of his smsrtnesa, replied:
Pm one of John Thompson's kids,
William by name, and l answer to the
call of Billy But here comes the
boss -
The " boss " came in, and seeing the
stranger, cried out
Why. Mr. Smith, how do you do I'm
delighted TO see you. We"-
But John 1hompson's kid" heard no
more. He was looking around for his b at.
Mr.. Smith was president of the road, and
Billy heard from him later, to his sorrow.
Any one needing boy of Master Billy's
peculiar smartness" might secure him,
as he is still out of emplo yment.- Yo,ath's
Companion.
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FROM MAINE.

Some years ago my mothers health be-
gan to decline; nervous prOstration en-
sued. She had no relish for food and
could not sleep, and without strength of
course she could not walk without expert
encing q great fatigue. We used the
ordinary remedies, but without any per-
manent results Stimulants would re-
fresh for the time being, but did not
build up the system. We heard of
Swift's Specific and its tonic effects. We
secured Sc seral packages of the dry form
the powdered roots and herbs-and
after using some half dozen packages my
mother has regained her health and
strength. She is more like her former
self than she has been for years. She
owes her present vigorous health to
Swift's Specific. 1t is the best tonic /
ever heard of. ORLANDO J. HAcKETT.
Auburn, Maine, Nov. Is 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga. New York, l57 w. 2Sd St..
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CONSTITUTION OF 1885.
Conveniently sidenoted printed good book paper,
IN pamphlet form and book type only TEN CNTs copy.
One and taO0-cent stamps taken-at
FLoRIDIAN OFFICE, Tallahassee, Fla.
SEND TEN CENTS In Scent stamps to the FLoRIDlAN
OFFICE for pamphlet copy Of the New Constitution,
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100000 ACRES OF GOOD LAND
For Sale or Exchange for
Leon County Lands.

A Fine Farm Of 100 acres In Putnam County so
acres under fence; good dwelling and outhouses; !;
orchards OF Orange, Peach, Lemon, Grape, Pear,
Plum, Fig. Strawberry, ETC. Terms, $3.50, cash |;
balance, one, two or three years, secured by mort
gage; good school and church within quarter OF
mfle. For further particulars enquire Of
MAJOR ROBERT GAMBLE,
Real Estate Agent
Tallahassee. Fla. Dec %, 1851
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BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the erection Of
- wooden bridge over Hartsneld's Greek, near the
church, on the Tallahassee and Jacksons Blum road
will be received at the ONCE Of the Circuit CLERK,
ct Tallahassee, until Monday, the 10th day OF jan
aary, 1887. sg
By order of the Board Of County Commissioners.
G. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
Tallahassee, Fla, Dec, 16, l606-4w